This is exactly right.

He appears to have been charming everybody who observed him with his family

said that he constantly kissed Annie and played with the children

and just was a wonderful family man.

For all accounts, they were a loving family.

I'm Kate Linkler Dawson, a true crime historian and author

and the host of 10-fold war wicked on exactly right.

For this season, our seventh will be in late 1800s Austin, Texas.

This is a story about a complicated man.

A lot of people will describe him as a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde type of situation

but in reality, Eugene Vert was kind of a shister.

He had some pretty shady business dealings where he screwed over his brothers.

He would lie and they would keep bailing him out.

He didn't have to face consequences.

It's about the woman who loved him and her growing suspicions.

She expressed to her mother that Eugene's behavior was getting a little odd

that she would wake up to find him standing over her watching her sleep.

The only person that said he was acting strangely on that day of the murders

was his housekeeper.

It's about a serial killer who may have put a teenager on the path to murder.

Such a bizarre and traumatic set of facts for a 15-year-old to experience.

Certainly could influence someone who is already predisposed to an unbalanced situation.

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